In IE, the problem is caused by IE's rendering of the pre tags.
They're substantially larger than what they appear like in Firefox,
but changing the font size in the CSS doesn't seem to do anything to
their appearance in IE. Same thing in Opera. I tried changing the font
size of the pre tags but that didn't work at all - only Firefox
reflected the changes. Odd.
- Ivan.
On Wed, Mar 19, 2008 at 11:45 AM, :murb: [maarten brouwers]
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> > OK - well I have good news, not so good and bad ( with a caveat )
> >
> > Firefox it is looking just good, everything stays with in the screen
> > boundaries when logged in.
> >
> > Under Opera it still pushes off the right side ( only when logged in )
> > - but under Opera there is a 'Fit to width' setting ( View > Fit to
> > width ), that pulls page back within the screen boundary and it looks
> > good and still legible. {oddly, the text in the upper right hand menu
> > (Search, Change Lang.., Log out ) changes from while to black when I
> > do this also.. hmm software- go figure )
> >
> > Then I tried IE7 - off the right side of the screen even when not
> > logged in and when I do it moves so far off the right side that I
> > can't even read the 1st character of the name of the reporter. ( that
> > is with the text size set to medium ) But I can do 'CTL -' and it
> > pulls back within the screen boundaries - a tad hard to read some of
> > the text however. ( IE still says it is 'medium' text size....hmm
> > MicroSoft - go figure )
> I'll check the issues... not sure whether they can all be solved... and
> can you also compare it with the current site... of course if we can
> repair things we will... but for visual consistency reasons (call it
> aesthetics if you want), the sidebar has to be as wide as the top left
> logo... and decreasing size down even further... not sure what that does
> to legibility.
>
> g.,
>
>
> Maarten
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